Columbus Crusade of Faith Drives October 12 Celebration
Pope Leo XIII urges Spain Italy and the Americas to honor Christopher Columbus whose voyage in 1492 opened the Americas to Christian civilization. He places religious motive above glory, urging a public mass and apostolic blessing on October 12 or the following Sunday.
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Spain Celebrates Columbus Departure From Saluted Caravel
The Columbus celebration opens with the Santa Maria caravel departing Huelva towed by Pie Lago and escorted by British and French warships plus a flotilla. Lepanto saluted as crowds watched the old vessel contrast with modern ships and a bullfight followed a Marine Ministry fete.
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Hage Stock Insurance Swindles Trial Heads for Court
Lambert Baron John McHattie and two grooms are indicted for conspiracy to defraud foreign marine insurers. The defendants allegedly shipped horses from Glasgow to America to obtain heavy insurance and then caused loss by threatening Mount Etna's lava flows endangering nearby villages.
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Anarchist Ferdinand Arrested in City Cellar
An anarchist named Ferdinand was arrested today in the cellar of a house. In his possession were
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French Soldiers Fired Upon Near Kotto Frontier
Brveses July 31 The central government of the Kongo Free State received a remonstrance from France over the murder of a Frenchman Poumerac and his native escort by forces allegedly French soldiers in Kongo territory along the Kotto river border. The Kongo government repudiates responsibility and says no soldiers are in the district. the case is treated seriously with top officials holding talks.
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Italians losing ground in papal college debate
The College of Cardinals in Rome shows shift as recent deaths widen Italian and foreign representation. Since Leo XIII, 82 cardinals have died, 50 Italians and 32 foreigners, with appointments tilting 41 Italians to 31 foreigners. Deaths by those in office shift the balance.
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Gladstone Convalesces as Rumors Persist
Gladstone remained in his bedroom on July 30 as Sir Andrew Clarke noted improving health. He is expected to transact the usual business tomorrow and received Sir William Harcourt Morley Armistead and Lord Acton. Mrs. Gladstone denies rumors and urges accredited inquiry.
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Europe cool ab a cucumber in April air across Europe
A heat wave predicted for Europe did not arrive and the summer has been unusually cool. Readings reached Paris 78, Brussels 75, London 73, Aix-les-Bains 72, Lucerne 71, Baden-Baden 67 as July progressed. London papers note New York’s heat suffering.
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O'Brien Endorses Gladstone Amid Parnellite Attacks
In a Mallow speech William O'Brien defended the Irish cause and condemned the Parnellites for trying to thwart Mr Gladstone by creating obstacles. He warned that home rule would fail not from Liberal treachery but Irish dissensions.
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World unrest and violence ripple across Europe and Asia
Reports describe Crotena milder in Astravad while Eborusasn sees disease vanish. A PROMINEST Italian naval engineer is arrested in Toulon for expulsion from France. A crocoss devastates Valence and vineyards lose fruit. An assassination attempt on Count Okuno and Viscount Kono Tokana is linked to radical inspiration, with explosive devices found in suspicious packages.
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Grover to the Germans honorary letter from Albany
In Albany on July 3 the German Young Men's Democratic Club reports President Schrodt has granted honorary membership. Schrodt commends the club for its resolutions supporting Democratic principles and notes German voters play a key role in the party’s campaign success. He expresses gratitude for inclusion on the club’s roll.
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Nebraska crop reports show strong corn and wheat yields
July 31 Omana says crop reports from 100 points across 55 counties indicate corn yields at two thirds to three fourths of last year, averaging 50 to 60 bushels per acre. Winter wheat expected to average 30 bushels with large acreage, rye and barley yielding well, while oats have suffered from weather.
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Fifty Second Congress closes with mixed results on major laws
The session near its end yielded few large laws besides the Chinese exclusion act and related measures. Silver and tariff debates dominated, with free coinage blocked in the House but passed in the Senate. Tariff bills stalled, agriculture and anti fraud measures advanced, and military, naval, and public works bills faced split fate between chambers.
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Receiver Application Shocks Iron Hall Mystery Unfolds
A Detroit report says Supreme Justice Somerby of the Iron Hall arrives with J T Younghusband and departs for Indianapolis after secret talks. Lawrence dispatch notes certificate holders seek a receivership claiming only 200000 in assets against looming liabilities. Merrill alleges misuse of funds and extravagant travel costs. Lebanon returns from Republican primaries show McPherson unopposed for associate judgeship and Seltzer nominated for district attorney.
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Explosive Attack Reported In Korean Royal Residence
From Seoul a bomb exploded on June 16 near the bedroom of Dai In Kun father of Korea's king. The blast damaged the area but the prince escaped harm. The Empress of India brings the intelligence to Waxscouver via steamship.
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Enthusiastic meeting forms local football club plans
A large gathering at George Tann's hotel discussed launching a new local association football club with strong prospects. Officers to be chosen Wednesday night, aiming to schedule games with top U S and Canadian teams and host visiting clubs during the World’s Fair era.
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New Swimming Meet Planned At Natatorium With A A U Rules
Manager Goodwyn of the Natatorium and Secretary Pace of the Three A's plan a fall swimming tournament adhering to A A U rules. The event will feature a 100 yards race and other competitions with handsome prizes, aiming to attract the best amateur swimmers in the country and set new records. Chess Players Awarded Prizes. Daesoes July 31 After the eighteenth round the chess tournament results award 1000 marks to Dr S Tarrasch of Nuremberg for first prize, 700 for second, 600 for third, plus 100 mark special prize to J H Mackburne of London for best score against the prizewinners.
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Milwaukee wheelmen race draws 300 starters finishers
In the Milwaukee road race 1644 miles had 300 starters and 87 finishers. E C Avetner of anaes won in 0 minutes with an 18 minute handicap. Fred Nessel of Chicago took the time medal in 4%:11 while finishing fourth. Seven thousand spectators witnessed the finish.
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